Uwe Rascher

The paper examines how tree species diversity and identity affect remotely sensed canopy variables in two forest biodiversity experiments, finding mixed effects on productivity and spectral traits.

The paper evaluates airborne imaging spectroscopy for tree species classification using a biodiversity experiment, finding high accuracy for few species but lower accuracy for many species.

The paper uses a robot-mounted 3D-multispectral imaging system to monitor soybean growth and spectral reflectance in an agrivoltaic environment, revealing growth variations and stress symptoms in different genotypes.

This study evaluates UAV-derived canopy traits in cassava to assess their repeatability and heritability across two growing seasons, finding high repeatability but variable heritability among traits.

This study expresses a non-rectifying potassium channel gene in cassava to enhance drought tolerance and storage root yield.